Defining Courage

The concept of “courage” means different things to different people. Courage, by definition, is “the ability to disregard fear,” according […]

The Cardinal’s Nest

Our daughter, Amy Jean Gibbs, inspired the Cardinal’s Nest. Amy is an eighteen-year-old who is under the umbrella of Cerebral […]

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Courage Center has tapped into the latest in multimedia technology to produce a virtual tour of an affordable, accessible home. […]

Janet Fiola, Senior Vice President of Human Resources, encouraged the 77 students attending Medtronic’s first “Career Exploration Day” to: Learn […]

What is it about the word “handicap” that so offends many of us living with disabilities? Within our Disability Culture, […]

would like to begin this month by thanking Tom Brick for his work on summarizing the disability organizations position papers […]

In the movie “E.T., The Extra Terrestrial,” E.T. magically phones home from Earth to his home planet in a far-away […]

These remarks are excerpted from a speech made at the May 8, 1999, Walk for Research For Mental Illness. Some […]

The Minnesota State Council on Disability held its twelfth annual Legislative Roundtable on January 29th. Featured speakers were Sen. Linda […]

Jenni Sanders has the life of a typical teenager. She joins her class at Coon Rapids High School each weekday. […]